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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 2 - The Untold Story

Partygate to Pincher: Johnson considers comeback despite year of scandals

The ex-PM was forced to quit by his own MPs after a series of political crises.

The Independent UK

Anthony Albanese Just Torched The AFL Boss Over Friday’s Shithouse Grand Final Parade

Quick, before his media team put the Seinfeld music over it!

Pedestrian.tv

Brownlow Medal winner Patrick Cripps inspires hometown pride in Northampton

"Everyone's pretty happy" in a farming community where the latest in a long line of homegrown AFL talents has picked up the highest individual honour in the game.

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Neale an uncomfortable Brownlow favourite

Brisbane ball magnet Lachie Neale is a narrow Brownlow Medal favourite from Melbourne's Clayton Oliver and Carlton's Patrick Cripps.

AAP

Removal vans outside Downing Street as Boris Johnson ‘eyes move to Dulwich’

Removal vans were seen in Downing Street on Monday morning as Boris Johnson prepares to move out of Number 10.

Evening Standard

Ousted Boris Johnson can take lavish No10 furnishings with him - including gold wallpaper

Anything Boris Johnson paid for himself in a luxury revamp can go to his next home - even £840-a-roll wallpaper - as two huge removal vans parked up nose-to-tail in Downing Street

Daily Mirror

How Boris Johnson benefited from Tory donors - from wedding bash to flat refurbishment

Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie are set to host their wedding party at Daylesford House - which belongs to JCB chairman Lord Bamford - this weekend for family and friends to mark last year's marriage

Daily Mirror

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The Convict’s resignation honours list – a sneak peek

Boris Johnson is preparing to decorate those without whom none of the last three years would have been possible

The Guardian - UK

Bill for revamping Boris Johnson's Downing Street flat 'came to £200k'

A leaked invoice lists a £7k rug and a pair of sofas worth over £15k

Wales Online

Leaked document shows Boris Johnson spent over £112k on refurbishing Downing Street flat

The Cabinet Office, which reportedly leaked a document, refused to comment, as did Soane Britain.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson’s flat revamp cost £200,000, leaked invoice suggests

The bill – which includes a £7,000 rug and wallpaper costing £225 a roll – is likely to renew focus on the funding of the lavish redecoration.

The Independent UK

Boris and Carrie Johnson's lavish flat refurb which sparked huge sleaze scandal

Prime Ministers traditionally live above 10 Downing Street, however many have chosen the four-bedroom home above no.11, which Boris and Carrie Johnson spent thousands on

Daily Mirror

Inside Carrie Johnson’s time at No 10 - decorating scandal, job rumours, two babies and a secret wedding

Carrie Symonds became the wife of Boris Johnson during his tenure as prime minister, and was seen standing outside No 10 with their daughter Romy as he announced his resignation

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson is going... these are the 11 scandals which led to his downfall

From 'Partygate' to Barnard Castle since entering 10 Downing Street in 2019 the PM's tenure has been characterised by a string of scandals

Manchester Evening News

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The National (Scotland)

Watchdog investigates firm linked to Prince Charles’s failed eco-village

TRANSACTIONS made by a property company linked to Prince Charles are under investigation by a charity watchdog.

The Independent UK

Charity watchdog probes property firm linked to Prince Charles’ failed eco development

The Scottish Charity Regulator will look into 11 purchases made by Havisham Properties

Evening Standard

Watchdog investigating peer given honour after bailing out Prince Charles’ £1.7m project

Lord Brownlow has been made a Commander of the Victorian Order

The Guardian - UK

In this government by Grand Designs, Johnson has spaffed the budget and the roof is leaking

The PM touting for a £150k treehouse while voting against free school meals makes the MPs’ expenses scandal look like a halcyon era, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson 'planned to build £150,000 treehouse for son Wilf' at Chequers

Some No10 aides warned Boris Johnson against the project due to the cost and the matter of it being more expensive than some homes in many parts of the UK, it's reported

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson plotted hugely expensive treehouse for his son at Chequers

It would have been funded by a donor who played a central role in another infamous saga of the Prime Minister's...

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson’s fresh partygate trauma after resignation of ethics adviser

Lord Geidt became the second ministerial interests adviser to quit during Mr Johnson’s premiership.

The Guardian - UK

PM dodges MPs again as junior minister takes the flak

Boris Johnson, a man who claims to love democracy, will do anything to avoid answering to MPs

Daily Record

Boris Johnson's 50 biggest scandals, feuds and policies in first 1,000 days as Prime Minister

When Johnson came into office on 24 July 2019, he promised to "restore trust" in democracy and "unify" Britain by "working flat out" to lead the country.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's first 1,000 days - his 50 biggest scandals, rows and U-turns as PM

From proroguing Parliament to prurient probes to Partygate, we have rounded up all the biggest scandals and controversies to dog Britain's only criminal Prime Minister as he marks 1,000 days in Downing Street

Daily Mirror

Pressure on ministers to release details of meeting linked to Boris Johnson flat refurb

Ministers are resisting the release of documents related to a meeting about plans for a new ‘Great Exhibition’ between then-Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden, refurb-bankroller Lord Brownlow and the Royal Albert Hall last January

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